Ah that is indeed interesting. Lovely fishGreen color is natural and common color for delhezi in wild.
Most of my other WC and CB delhezis have green color like that one.
Ah that is indeed interesting. Lovely fishGreen color is natural and common color for delhezi in wild.
Most of my other WC and CB delhezis have green color like that one.
I see a little green in my female not like that though so as you say Hendre ( or should I call you sir...) probably a mix of things. My guess a good base brought out just like you said substrate and lighting. You can do a lot with a little "ambiance".Very nice fish Giseok!
Heavily doubt it. Polys are very varied in terms of colour, so it's probably a mix of catch locality genetics, substrate and lighting. The other polys in the back are also green it seems
substrate + lighting will promote/enhance but this one here looks like straight up morph green! foxy.I see a little green in my female not like that though so as you say Hendre ( or should I call you sir...) probably a mix of things. My guess a good base brought out just like you said substrate and lighting. You can do a lot with a little "ambiance".
Nice looking poly. Good stripes!
Not a morph and also not a luck.I have seen Green for sale at a premium...did you purchase as a green morph or get lucky??
And also black colored sand or garnet sand are helpful for green colorNot a morph and also not a luck.
That green color is natural and most common color for sexually marured Delhezi.
Some CB delhezi has only gray color but that's because of inbreeding, not there natural color